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Glo Foundation and Lagos Food Bank Partner to Combat Hunger.

In a bid to address food insecurity, the Glo Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of Globacom, has partnered with the Lagos Food Bank Initiative to distribute food items to underprivileged communities. The recent outreach targeted residents of the Ilaje community in Bariga, Lagos State, where thousands of beneficiaries received essential food supplies. This initiative reflects both organizations’ commitment to supporting vulnerable populations in Nigeria.

The food distribution exercise aimed to provide relief to families struggling with hunger and malnutrition. Volunteers from both organizations worked together to ensure that food packages reached those in need, including children, the elderly, and low-income households. The initiative aligns with the Lagos Food Bank’s broader mission of combating hunger and poverty through sustainable food programs.

Speaking on the partnership, representatives from both organizations emphasized the importance of corporate social responsibility in addressing societal challenges. The Glo Foundation reiterated its dedication to empowering communities through initiatives that promote health, education, and economic development. The Lagos Food Bank also expressed gratitude for the collaboration, highlighting the impact of such partnerships in bridging the food gap in underserved areas.

Residents of Ilaje community expressed appreciation for the support, noting that the food aid would go a long way in helping their families. Many beneficiaries, who struggle with daily sustenance, acknowledged the significance of such interventions in improving their quality of life. The distribution exercise was met with smiles and gratitude as community members received their food packages.

The partnership between Glo Foundation and Lagos Food Bank Initiative serves as a model for corporate and non-profit collaboration in addressing pressing social issues. As food insecurity remains a critical challenge in many parts of Nigeria, continued efforts from private and public organizations will be essential in ensuring that vulnerable communities receive the support they need.

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